Q. I have done BA in History, can I take MA in Psychology?

A. The candidate should have had Psychology as a minor subject in their Bachelor of Arts (BA) if they want to pursue an MA in Psychology.

Q. What is an integrated MA course?

A. An integrated course is a programme that combines a Master’s programme with a Bachelor’s programme. The duration of the course is generally of five years.

Q. What is the difference between MA Psychology and MA Applied Psychology? Which one is better?

A. MA Applied Psychology deals and explains the structure of Psychology and its impact on life whereas MA Psychology studies the relation of individual functioning at various social levels. Applied Psychology has more practical research whereas MA Psychology is majorly theoretical.

Q. What career can I make after MA in Political Science?

A. After successfully pursuing your MA in Political Science, you can take up career options such as Social Media, Mass Media, Reporting, Writing, Public Relations, Campaigning, Politics, etc.

Q. Can I choose a specialisation in MA History?

A. Yes. Candidates aspiring to pursue MA History can choose between three specialisations – Ancient History, Medieval History and Modern History.

Q. Can I become a teacher after doing MA in any course?

A. No. The candidate has to do their B.Ed in order to take up teaching profession. A postgraduate course will only add value and knowledge.

Q. Do universities offer postgraduate courses in Linguistics?

A. Yes. There are various universities that offer MA in Linguistics. It is also of two-years duration.

Q. What is the eligibility criteria for MA Archaeology?

A. The candidate should have done their BA in Archaeology/History/Anthropology/Philosophy or any similar discipline from a recognised university and should have secured a minimum of 55% aggregate marks.

Q. Which is better to choose: MA History or MA Sociology?

A. MA Sociology has a better career scope as one can work for International Organisations, Embassies, Public Relation firms, Research, Public Health and Welfare Organisation, Politics, media, etc.

Q. What is the admission procedure for MA in any course?

A. For admission in any Master of Arts (MA) course, universities and colleges conduct entrance exams. There are a very few universities that offer admission on the basis of marks secured in the qualifying examination.

Q. What is the difference between an MA and MSc degree?

A. A master's degree in humanities or social sciences is a postgraduate level of study. The Master of Science degree is typically reserved for programmes that focus on scientific and mathematical areas.

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Sbrg Autonomous Women's College, Berhampur offers 14 Courses across 2 Streams. Also Download details on Cutoff, Placements, Fees & Admissions for various courses at Sbrg Autonomous Women's College.

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